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UNIT 92
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2(that/which) Ann is wearing
3(that/which) we wanted to visit
4(that/which) you’re going to see
5(who/that) I invited to the party
6(that/which) you had to do
7(that/which) we hired
8(that/which) Tom recommended to us
92.3
2(that/which) we were invited to
3(who/that) I work with
4(that/which) you told me about
5(that/which) we went to last night
6(that/which) 1 applied for
7(who/that) you can rely on
8(who/that) I saw you with
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UNIT 93
93.1
2whose wife is an English teacher.
3who owns a restaurant.
4whose ambition is to climb Everest.
5who have just got married.
6whose parents used to work in a circus.
93.2
2where we can have a really good meal
3where I can buy some postcards
4where we had the car repaired
5where John is staying
6where she (had) bought it
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Exampleanswers:
2we got stuck in a lift
3I didn’t write to you
4you phoned
5they haven’t got a car
6Mary got married
UNIT 94
94.1
3which we enjoyed very much.
4I went to see the doctor, who told me to rest for a few days.
5John, who/whom I have known for a very long time, is one of my closest friends.
6Sheila, whose job involves a lot of travelling, is away from home a lot.
7The new stadium, which can hold 90,000 people, will be opened next month.
8We often go to visit our friends in Bristol, which is only 30 miles away.
9Glasgow, where my brother lives, is the largest city in Scotland.
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3The strike at the car factory, which lasted ten days, is now over.
4I’ve found the book I was looking
for. or ...the book that/which I was looking for.
5The population of London, which was once the largest city in the world, is now falling.
6Few of the people who/that applied for the job had the necessary qualifications.
7Margaret showed me a photograph of her son, who is a policeman.
94 .3
3My office, which ... the building, is... (commas)
4The office that/which... (no
commas)
5 She told me her address, which...
(comma)
6There are some words that/which... (no commas)
7The sun, which ... in the universe, provides... (commas)
UNIT 95
95.1
2 This is a photograph of our friends, with whom we went on holiday, or ...who we went on holiday with.
3 The wedding, to which only members of the family were invited, took place last Friday, or The wedding, which only members of the family were invited to, took place...
4 Sheila, for whom we had been waiting, finally arrived, or Sheila, who we had been waiting for, finally arrived.
5We climbed to the top of the tower, from which we had a
beautiful view, or ...which we had a beautiful view from.
95 .2
2We were given a lot of inform ation, most of which was useless.
3There were a lot of people at the party, only a few of whom I had met before.
4I have sent her two letters, neither of which she has received.
5Ten people applied for the job, none of whom were suitable.
6Kate has got two cars, one of which she hardly ever uses.
7Norman won £50,000, half of which he gave to his parents.
8Julia has two sisters, both of whom are teachers.
R5.3
2Jill isn’t on the phone, which makes it difficult to contact her.
3Neil has passed his examinations, which is good news.
4Our flight was delayed, which meant we had to wait four hours at the airport.
5Ann offered to let me stay in her house, which was very nice of her.
6The street I live in is very noisy at night, which makes it difficult to sleep.
7Our car has broken down, which means we can’t go away tomorrow.
UNIT 96
96.1
2I didn’t talk much to the man sitting next to me on the plane.
3The taxi taking us to the airport broke down.
4At the end of the street there is a path leading to the river.
5A new factory employing 500 people has just opened in the town.
6The company sent me a brochure containing all the information I needed.
96 2
2The window broken in the storm last night has now been repaired.
3Most of the suggestions made at the meeting were not very practical.
4The paintings stolen from the museum haven’t been found yet.
5What was the name of the man arrested by the police?
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96.3
3living
4offering
5called
6blown
7sitting ... reading
8working ... studying
96.4
3There’s somebody coming.
4There were a lot of people travelling.
5There was nobody else staying there.
6There was nothing written on it.
7There’s a course beginning next Monday.
UNIT 97
97.1
exhausting exhausted depressing depressed depressed exciting exciting excited
97.2
2interested
3exciting
4embarrassing
5embarrassed
6amazed
7astonishing
8amused
9terrifying ... shocked
10bored ... boring
11boring ... interesting
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UNIT 98
98.1
2an unusual gold ring
3a nice new pullover
4a new green pullover
5a beautiful old house
6black leather gloves
7an old American film
8a long thin face
9big black clouds
10a lovely sunny day 11 a long wide avenue
12a small black metal box
13a big fat black cat
14a lovely little old village
15beautiful long black hair
16 an interesting old French painting
17an enormous red and yellow umbrella
98.2
3the last two days
4the first two weeks of September
5the next few days
6the first three questions (of the examination)
7the next two years
8the last three days of our holiday
98.3
2 tastes awful or tasted awful
3feel fine
4smell nice
5look wet
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regularly |
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2careful
3continuously
4happily
5fluent
6specially
7complete
8perfectly
9nervous
10financially / completely
99.4
2seriously ill
3absolutely enormous
4slightly damaged
5unusually quiet
6completely changed
7unnecessarily long
8badly planned
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UNIT 100
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2well-known
3well-kept
4well-balanced
5well-informed
6well-dressed
7well-paid
8Well done! (2 separatewords)
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2right
3right
4wrong- hard
5right
6wrong- slowly
100.4
2hardly hear
3hardly slept
4hardly speak
5hardly said
6hardly changed
7hardly recognised
100.5
2hardly any
3hardly anything
4hardly anybody / hardly anyone
5hardly ever
6Hardly anybody / Hardly anyone
7hardly anywhere
8hardly ever
9hardly any
10hardly anything ... hardly anywhere
UNIT 101
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101.2
3I was so tired (that) I couldn’t keep my eyes open.
4We had such a good time on holiday (that) we didn’t want to come home.
5She speaks English so well (that) you would think it was her native
language, or She speaks such
good English (that)...
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6I’ve got such a lot of things to do (that) I don’t know where to begin,
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101.3
Exampleanswers:
2a It’s so oppressive.
b It’s such an oppressive place.
3a She’s so friendly.
b She’s such a friendly person.
4a It’s so exhausting.
b It’s such an exhausting job.
5a I haven’t seen you for so long, b I haven’t seen you for such a
long time.
UNIT 102
1n2.1
2enough money
3enough milk
4warm enough
5enough room
6well enough
7enough time
8enough qualifications
9big enough
10enough cups
102.2
2too busy to talk
3too late to go
4warm enough to sit
5too nice to be
6enough energy to play
7too far away to hear
8enough English to read
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2This coffee is too hot to drink.
3The piano was too heavy to move.
4This coat isn’t warm enough to wear in winter.
5The situation is too complicated to explain.
6This sofa isn’t wide enough for three people to sit on.
7The wall was too high to climb over.
8Some things are too small to see without a microscope.
UNIT 103
103.1
2quite a good voice.
3quite a long way.
4quite a busy day.
5quite a nice time.
6quite a strong wind.
7quite a frightening experience.
8quite a lot of mistakes.
103.2
2quite well but it’s rather noisy
3rather long but quite interesting
4quite a hard worker but he’s rather slow
5rather disappointed ... quite pleased
6quite a well-paid job but it’s rather hard work
7quite near us but it’s rather difficult...
103.3
3more than a little...
4completely
5more than a little...
6more than a little...
7completely
103.4
2quite safe.
3quite impossible.
4quite right.
5quite different.
6quite unnecessary.
7quite sure.
8quite amazing.
UNIT 104
104.1
2stronger
3smaller
4more expensive
5warmer
6more interesting
7more difficult
8better
9worse
10longer
11more quietly
12more often
13further
14happier / more cheerful
104.2
3more serious than
4thinner
5bigger
6more interested
7more important than
8simpler / more simple
9more crowded than
10more peaceful than
11more easily
12higher than
104.3
2It takes longer by train than by car.
3I ran further than Dave.
4Joe did worse than Chris.
5My friends arrived earlier than I expected.
6The buses run more often than the trains, or ...run more
frequently than the trains, or The buses are more frequent than the trains.
7 We were busier than usual at work today, or We were busier at work today than usual.
UNIT 105
105.1
2much bigger
3much more complicated than
4a bit happier
5far more interesting than
6a bit more slowly
7a lot easier
8slightly older
105.2
2any earlier
3no more expensive than
4any further
5no worse than
105.3
2bigger and bigger
3heavier and heavier
4more and more nervous
5worse and worse
6more and more expensive
7better and better
8more and more talkative
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4the harder it is to concentrate
5the more impatient she became
105.5
2older
3older or elder
4older
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UNIT 106
106.1
2as high as yours.
3You don’t know as much about
cars as me. or ...as I do.
4It isn’t as cold today as it was yesterday.
5I don’t feel as tired today as I felt
yesterday, or ...as I did...
6They haven’t lived here as long as us. or ...as we have.
7I wasn’t as nervous before the interview as I usually am. or
...as usual.
106.2
3The station wasn’t as far as I thought.
4The meal cost less than I expected. / ...was cheaper than I expected. /
...wasn’t as expensive as I expected.
5I don’t go out as much as I used to. / ...as often as I used to.
6She used to have longer hair.
7You don’t know them as well as
me. or ...as I do.
8There weren’t as many people at this meeting as at the last one.
106.3
2as well as
3as long as
4as soon as
5as often as
6as quietly as
7just as comfortable as
8just as well-qualified as
9just as bad as
106.4
2Your hair is the same colour as mine.
3I arrived at the same time as you (did).
4My birthday is (on) the same day
as Tom’s, or My birthday is the same as Tom’s.
106.5
2than him / than he does
3as me / as I do
4than us / than we were
5than her / than she is
6as them / as they have been
UNIT 107
107.1
2It’s the cheapest restaurant in the town.
3It was the happiest dav of my life.
4She is the most intellieent student m the class.
5It is the most valuable paintine in the gallery.
6It is the busiest time of the vear. 8 He’s one of the richest men in the
world.
9If is one of the oldest castles in
Britain.
10She is one of the best plavers in the team.
11It was one of the worst experiences of my life.
12He is one of the most dangerous criminals in the countrv.
107.2
3larger
4the longest
5happier
6the worst
7the most popular
8the highest... higher
9most enjoyable
10more comfortable
11the quickest
12 The oldest or The eldest
10"».3
2That’s the funniest joke I’ve ever heard.
3This is the best coffee I’ve ever tasted.
4She is the most patient person I’ve ever met.
5That’s the furthest (or farthest) I’ve ever run.
6It is/was the worst mistake I’ve ever made.
7Who is the most famous person you’ve ever met?
UNIT 108
108.1
3 Jim doesn’t like football very much.
4right
5I ate my dinner quickly...
6Are you going to invite a lot of
people to the party?
7right
8Did you go to bed late last night?
9right
10right
11I met a friend of mine on my way home.
12I fell off my bicycle yesterday.
108.2
2We won the game easily.
3I closed the door quietly.
4Diane speaks German quite well.
5Tim watches television all the time.
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6 Please don’t ask that question again.
7 Does Ken play football every weekend?
8 I borrowed some money from a friend of mine.
108.3
2I go to the bank every Friday.
3Why did you come home so late?
4Ann drives her car to work every day.
5I haven’t been to the cinema recently.
6Please write your name at the top of the page.
7I remembered her name after a few minutes.
8We walked around the town all morning.
9I didn’t see you at the party on Saturday night.
10We found some interesting books in the library.
11Sally took the children to the zoo yesterday.
12They are building a new hotel opposite the park.
UNIT 109
109.1
3I usually have...
4right
5Steve hardly ever gets angry.
6I also went to the bank.
7Jane always has to hurry...
8•We were all tired so we all fell
asleep.
9 right
109.2
2 We were all on holiday.
3 We were all staying at the same hotel.
4 We all enjoyed ourselves.
5 Catherine is always very generous.
6 I don’t usually have to work on Saturdays.
7 Do you always watch television in the evenings?
8 He is also learning Italian.
9 That hotel is probably very expensive.
10 It probably costs a lot to stay there.
11 I can probably help you.
12 I probably can’t help you.
109.3
2usually take
3am usually
4has probably gone
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5were both bom
6can also sing
7often breaks
8have never spoken
9always have to wait
10can only read
11will probably be leaving
12probably won’t be
13is hardly ever
14are still living
15would never have met
16Yes. I alwavs am at this time of day. [butI am always tired)
UNIT 110
110.1
3He doesn’t write poems any more.
4He still wants to be a teacher.
5He’s not / He isn’t interested in politics any more.
6He’s still single.
7He doesn’t go fishing any more.
8He hasn’t got a beard any more. / He doesn’t have...
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He no longer writes poems. He is no longer interested in politics.
He no longer goes fishing.
He no longer has a beard. / He has no longer got a beard. / He’s no longer got...
110.2
2 He hasn’t gone yet.
3 They haven’t finished their dinner yet.
4 They haven’t woken up yet.
5 She hasn’t found a job yet. or
...found one yet.
6 I haven’t decided (what to do) yet.
7 It hasn’t taken off yet.
110.3
5I don’t want to go out yet.
6she doesn’t work there any more
7I still have a lot of friends there.
8We’ve already met.
9Do you still live in the same house
10have you already eaten
11He isn’t here yet.
12he still isn’t here (he isn’t here yet
is alsopossible)
13are you already a member
14I can still remember it very clearly.
15These trousers don’t fit me any more.
16Have you finished with the paper yet?
No, I’m still reading it.
UNIT 111
111 .1
2even Angela
3not even Sharon
4even Angela
5even Linda
6not even Angela
111.2
2She even has to work on Sundays.
3They even painted the floor.
4You could even hear the noise
from the next street, or ...hear
it from...
5 They even have the windows open
when it’s freezing, or ...have
them open...
7I can’t even remember her name.
8There isn’t even a cinema.
9He didn’t even tell his wife (where he was going).
111.3
2even older
3even better
4even more difficult
5even worse
6even less
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UNIT 112
112.1
2Although I had never seen her before
3although it was quite cold
4although we don’t like them very much
5Although I didn’t speak the language
6Although the heating was on
7although I’d met her twice before
8although we’ve known each other for a long time
112.2
2a In spite of b Although
3a because b although
4a because of b in spite of
5a although
b because of
Exampleanswers:
6a he didn’t study very hard, b he studied very hard.
7a I was hungry.
b being hungry / my hunger / the fact that I was hungry
112.3
2In spite of having very little money, they are happy.
3Although my foot was injured, I managed to walk to the nearest
village, or I managed to walk to the nearest village although my...
4I enjoyed the film in spite of the silly story. / ...in spite of the story being silly. / ...in spite of the silliness of the story. / ...in spite of
the fact the story was silly, or In spite of..., I enjoyed the film.
5 Despite living in the same street, we hardly ever see each other, or Despite the fact that we live in...
or We hardly ever see each other despite...
6 I got very wet in the rain even though I had an umbrella, or Even though I had an umbrella, I got...
112.4
2It’s a bit windy though.
3We ate it though.
4I don’t like her husband though.
UNIT 113
113.1
2 she gets lost
3 She’s going to take an umbrella in case it rains.
4 She’s going to take her camera in case she wants to take some photographs.
5 She’s going to take some water in case she gets thirsty.
6 She’s going to take a towel in case she wants to have a swim.
113.2
1 in case you need to contact me.
2 I’ll say goodbye now in case I don’t see you again before you go.
3 Can you check the list in case we’ve forgotten something? or
...forgotten anything?
113.3
2He wrote down the name of the book in case he forgot it.
3I phoned my parents in case they were worried about me.
4I wrote to Jane again in case she hadn’t received my first letter.
5I gave them my address in case they came to London one day.
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UNIT 114
114.1
2unless you listen carefully.
3I’ll never speak to her again unless she apologises to me.
4He won’t be able to understand you unless you speak very slowly.
5I’m going to look for another job unless the company offer (or offers) me more money.
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2 I’m not going to the party unless you go too. or ...unless you come too.
3The dog won’t attack you unless you move suddenly.
4He won’t speak to you unless you ask him a question.
5The doctor won’t see you today unless it’s an emergency.
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114.4
Exampleartsiwers:
2I have to \work.
3I don’t have to work.
4she has time.
5it isn’t raining.
6I’m in a hurry.
7you have something else to do. 8 you pay it back as soon as
possible.
9you take risks.
UNIT 115
115.1
3because
4at the sametimeas
5at the sametimeas
6because
7because
115.2
2As it was a nice day, we went for a walk by the sea.
3As we didn’t want to wake anybody up, we came in very quietly.
4As the door was open, I walked in.
5As none of us had a watch, we didn’t know what time it was.
115.3
2We all smiled as we posed for the photograph.
3I burnt myself as I was taking a hot dish out of the oven.
4The crowd cheered as the two teams ran onto the field.
5A dog ran out in front of the car as we were driving along the road.
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115.5
Exampleanswers:
1 you were getting into your car.
2we started playing tennis.
3I had to walk home.
4somebody walked in front of the camera.
UNIT 116
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116.2
2as a tourist guide
3like blocks of ice
4like a beginner
5like a church
6as a birthday present
7as a problem
8like winter like a child
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UNIT 117
117 1
2as if she had hurt her leg.
3as if he meant what he was saying.
4as if it has just been cut.
5as if he hadn’t eaten for a week.
6as if she was enjoying it.
7as if I’m going to be sick.
8 as if she didn’t want to come.
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117.2
2You look as if you’ve seen a ghost.
3You sound as if you’re enjoying it. or ...as if you’ve been enjoying it.
4I feel as if I’ve run a marathon.
117.3
2It looks as if it’s going to rain.
3It sounds as if they are having an argument.
4It looks as if there’s been an accident.
5It looks as if we’ll have to walk.
6It sounds as if you had a good time.
117.4
2as if I was/were
3as if she was/were
4as if it was/were
UNIT 118
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Exampleanswers:
3I was doing the housework.
4I make a quick phone call?
5the lesson.
6the interview.
7the car is moving.
8the meal.
9the game.
10 we were playing football.
UNIT 119
119.1
2by 10.30.
3by Saturday whether you can come to the party.
4Please make sure you’re here by 2
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5If we leave now, we should arrive by lunchtime.
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Exampleanswers:
3until I come back.
4by 5 o’clock.
5by next Friday.
6until midnight.
119.4
2By the time I got to the station
3By the time the police arrived
4By the time the guards discovered what had happened
5By the time I (had) finished my work
UNIT 120
120.1
2on Sundays.
3at night.
4in the evening.
5on 21 July 1969.
6at the same time.
7in the 1920s.
8in about 20 minutes.
9at the moment.
10at Christmas.
11in the Middle Ages.
12in 11 seconds.
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in on in on in in at on
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o’clock
11at
12at 5 o’clock in the morning
13on 7 January ... in April
14in
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16in
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121.2
2I/we got home just in time.
3I stopped him just in time.
4I/we got to the cinema just in time for the beginning of the film.
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123.1
2 On the second floor.
3 On the corner, or At the corner.
In the corner.
In the back of the car. in a mirror.
At the front.
In the back row.
aOn the left,
bOn the right. 10 On a farm.
2at the end of the month
3at the end of the course
4at the end of the race
5at the end of the interview
121.4
2In the end she resigned.
3In the end I gave up.
4In the end we decided not to go. or ...we didn’t go.
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122.1
2 At the traffic lights.
3 On his arm. or On the man’s arm.
4a On the door, b In the door.
5In Paris.
6On the wall.
7a At the top of the stairs.
b At the bottom (of the stairs).
8a At the gate, b On the gate.
9At the end of the queue.
10On the beach.
122.2
123.2
2 on the right
3 in the world
4 on my way to work
5 on the west coast
6 in the front row
7 at the back of the class
8 on the back of the envelope
123.3
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UNIT 124
124.1
2on a train
3at a conference
4in hospital
5at the hairdresser / at the hairdresser’s
6on her bicycle
7in New York
8at the National Theatre
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124.3
1at
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8at work ... at home in bed
9at
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12in London ... at London University
UNIT 125
125.1
3at
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7get home ... going to bed
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9to France ... in Brazil
10to
11in Chicago ... moved tQ New York ... lives in New York
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125.2
Exampleanswers:
2I’ve been to Sweden once.
3I’ve never been to the United States.
4I’ve been to Paris a few times.
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2I got on the bus.
3I got out of the car.
4I got off the train.
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UNIT 126
126.1
2on the phone
3on strike
4on a tour
5on holiday
6on television
7on purpose
8on a diet
9on business
10on the whole
126.2
1in cold weather
2in pencil
3in love
4in block letters
5in the shade
6in my opinion
7in cash
126.3
2on
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11In my opinion ... on television
12on
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127.3
Exampleanswers:
3Ulysses is a novel by James Joyce.
4Yesterdayis a song by Paul
McCartney.
5 Guernicais a painting by Pablo Picasso.
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127.5
2by ten pence.
3by two votes.
4Kate by five minutes. / her by five minutes.
UNIT 128
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2to the problem
3with her brother
4in prices
5to your question
6for a new road
7in the number of people without jobs
8for shoes like these any more
9between your job and mine
128.2
2invitation to
3contact with
4key to
5cause of
6reply to
7connection between
8pictures of
9reason for
10damage to
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UNIT 129
129.1
2That was nice of her.
3That was generous of him.
4That wasn’t very nice of them.
5That’s very kind of you.
6That wasn’t very polite of him.
7That’s a bit childish of them.
129.2
2kind to
3sorry for
4annoyed with
5annoyed about
6impressed with / impressed by
7bored with (or bored by)
8astonished at / astonished by
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129.3
2of
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9at/by
10with
11about
12about
13sorrv about or sorry for ... angry with
14furious with us for making
15about
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17at/by
18with/by
19about
20about
21 for
UNIT 130
130.1
2 ot furniture
3 on sport
4 of time
5 at tennis
6 to a Russian (man)
7 of Robert
8 from yours / to yours
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Exampleanswers:
2I’m hopeless at telling jokes.
3I’m not very good at mathematics.
4I’m quite good at remembering names.
UNIT 131
131.1
3 glanced at
4 invited to
5 listen to
6 throw stones at
7 throw it to
8 speaking to
9 wrote to
10 point them at
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3Can you explain this question to me?
4Can you explain the system to me?
5Can you explain to me how this machine works?
6Can you explain to me what your problem is?
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2waiting for
3talk about
4asked the waiter for the bill
5applied for
6do something about it
7looks after or has looked after
8left Boston for Paris
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2looking for
3looked after
4looking for
5look for
6looks after
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133.1
2about
3complained to us about the noise
4of
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6about... about... about... about
7of
8about
9of orabout
133.2
2complaining about
3think about
4warn you about
5heard of
6dream of
7reminded me about
8remind you of
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133.4
2think about
3thinks about / thinks of
4think of
5think of
6thinking of / thinking about
7think of
8thinking about / thinking of
9thought about
10 think much of
UNIT 134
13* 1
2for the misunderstanding (which was my fault).
3on winning the tournament.
4from his enemies. / against his enemies.
5of 11 players.
6on bread and eggs.
8for everything.
9for the economic crisis?
10violent crime on television 11 is to blame for the economic
crisis?
12television is to blame for the increase in violent crime.
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3accused of
4depends on
5live on
6congratulated him on
7apologise to
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UNIT 135
135.1
2small towns to big cities.
3with all the information I needed.
4£60 on a pair of shoes.
13 5.2
2happened to
3drove into
4divided into
5believe in
6fill it with
7Concentrate on
8succeeded in
135.3
2 to
3 on
4 in
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6 in
7 with
8 into
9 in
10on
11into
12to
13into
14on
15from one language into another
16happened to ... spend it on
17into
18with
135.4
Exampleanswers:
2on books.
3into a wall.
4to volleyball.
5into many languages.
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UNIT 136
136.1
2turn up
3moving in
4closed down
5dropped out
6show off
7dozed off
8clears up
136.2
2back at
3out of
4on with
5up at
6forward to
7away with
136.3
2cross it out
3made it up
4give them back
5see her off
6gave them away
7show you round
8turned it down
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